Christian Science Annual Meeting Held In Boston
Progress in Christian Science shown by 59 new churches and societies. Writings of Mary Baker Eddy see a 66 percent sales rise as public thought grows friendlier. Meeting reports note medical religious freedom measures and healing work. Officers announce Judge Clifford South as Church President and Edward Ripley as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Bakerddy
Discover
First Church of First
Clifford
Newton
Mass
Edward L.ripley
I Ktine
Ezra Saloser
Marshalfield
Christian Board of Directors
Growth of Christian Science Branches Around the World
The Church reports 2781 branches and 59 new churches and societies as branches of the Mother church with six university organizations. Europe hosts 25 branches, North America 30, Australasia 2, Africa 1, South America 1. The treasurer notes 1936 sales of Mary Baker Eddy writings rose 66 percent over 1935. Public thought shows greater religious freedom aiding welfare efforts and flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
M. Rosamond Wright
Department of
Europe
North America
Australasia
Africa
South America
Wm. M. Bartlett
Truestees
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Edward L. Ripley
Christ
Christian Science Science Movement
Lament on Fears for Months and Years Ahead
A reflective verse voice worries about what will come in the coming months and years. The speaker acknowledges troubles fears and a sense that life will be grief and pain.
Home Girls Graduate From City Hospital Nursing School
Miss Pauline Bechdelt completes three years of study at City Hospital Nursing School Indianapolis after earlier training in Camden and Carrollton township. She ranks eleventh in a class of about forty and receives her diploma from Dr. Charles M. Myres as relatives from Camden and Indianapolis attend the commencement along with fellow graduates Adrienne B. Mullin and Amy Irene Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bechdelt
City Hospital Nursing School
Indianapolis
Camden School
Carrollton Township
Charles M. Myres
Herman Mullin
Roree Mullin
Clifford Mullin
Camden
Maud Mullin
George Chanley
Adrienne B. Mullin
Amy Irene Mullin
The
City Hospital School of Nursing
REMC Progress on Carroll County Line Construction
The engineering department reports over half of the proposed Carroll County REMC lines staked with poles and anchors. Meter base locations and pole positions are marked with red tags for member review in Delphi. Farmers should report stake concerns to avoid delays and protect tile ditches gates and driveways during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
REMC
Delphi
Local Visitor From Trenton Visits Father
Bob Museleman of Trenton New Jersey visits his father. Plants for sale include cabbage tomato and pimento Ed Sweet Methodist purge at the home of Harl Dalphin MondarDigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Methodist
Harl
Dalphin MondarDigh
Landis Hosts Reunion With Old Friends Near Camden
Mrs Myrtle Armstrong formerly of Rockfield now in Detroit joined a cooperative dinner and reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Harley K Landis east of Camden. Other guests included Nolan Binney Flora Roy Noeburger Rockfield Fred Miller H Y Mullin Nina Robinson RolandArmstrong Rochester and Della Greider Walton. Next year the group plans a gathering at Mrs Della Greider's Walton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Armstrong
Rockfield
Detroit
Michigan
Friends
Harley K. Landis
Camden
Nolan Binney
Flora
Roy “Noeburger
Fred Miller
H. Y. Mullin
Local Happenings From Baker and Vicinity
Mrs. Otis Beamer was rushed to Cass County hospital by Baker ambulance. Frances Sanderson of near Brineghurst visiting in her aunt's home. Mrs. Abner Sieber returned home Tuesday night after two weeks away. Floyd Gardner relocates his electric store to the Been room in the community building for larger display space. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lostetter of Bedford visiting relatives here. Lostetter attended the funeral of Mrs. James Crosby of Delphi last Friday as an honorary pallbearer. Mrs. Carl Baker and Miss Agnes Hyman in Lafayette to visit Mrs Hathaway mother of Jeanette Hathaway who is in hospital there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Beamer
Cass County Hospital
Baker
Frances Sanderson
Brineghurst
Abner Sieber
Floyd Gardner
Baker Building
Paul Lostetter
Bedford
Mr. Lostetter
2Ame Crosby
Delphi
Carl Baker
Agnes
Clarence ‘Hyman
Lafayette
Mrs. Hathaway
Jeanette Hathaway
Hyman
Harry Hatton Elected Carroll County Superintendent
Harry Hatton, principal of Camden, was named Carroll County Superintendent by Delphi trustees in a unanimous vote. George McCain and Loyal Hoshaw were other candidates. Hatton will begin a four year term August 16 and is expected to continue improvements in the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hatton
Camden
Carroll County
Delphi
George McCain
Loyal Hoshaw
Delphi Junior High School
Hatton
Child 8 dies in rural accident involving cultipacker
Margy Jane Cline, eight year old foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cline, was killed Saturday when she fell from a tractor fender as a cultipacker passed over her. The child and a younger sister were taken from Knights Town Orphans Home six years ago by the Cline family. Funeral services were held from Walnut Street Church Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margy Jane
Cline
Foster
Idrs
Royly
Knightstown
Monay
Friends Give Shower For Mrs H Hugo
Mrs H Hugo wife of Rev H Hugo of Rockfield Presbyterian church received a stork shower from church ladies at 2:00 last Thursday. The event at Mrs Carl Million's home in Rockfield drew about 50 attendees with games and refreshments. Assistant hostesses included Mrs Robert Bowman Mrs Ike Bowman Mrs Marl Bowman Mrs Paul Gregg and Miss Mary Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. Hugo
Rockfied Presbyterian Church
Carl Million
Rockfield
Robert Bowman
Ike Bowman
Marl’ Bowman
Paul Gregg
Mies
Mary Bowman
Methodistes Present The Enchanted Garden Prelude
A Methodist program showcases The Enchanted Garden Prelude with readings and dialogue featuring Marjorie and Gerald. Beate and See lead a primary class session as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink
Marjorie
Gerald
Beate
Sohn Cole
Early History of Jackson Township in Carroll County
The article recounts Jackson Township in Carroll County its borders five by six miles near Deer Creek Paint Creek and Bachelors Run its fertile soil and water features and notes early settlement beginning around 1825 1826 with John Odell as the first permanent settler and five early settlers along a stream inspiring the name Bachelors Run through a story about a log rolling and a speech impediment. It mentions land office maps land entries from 1826 1825 and the delay between purchase and patent and describes Odell as a sturdy pioneer who built a large estate now associated with Silas Yonat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
George Hunt
Carroll County
Rock Creek
Washington
Carrollton
Monroe
Deer Creek
Paint Creek
Bachelors
Moses Aldridge
Elisha Brown
Adam Porter
Jeremiah Ballard
John Ballard
Government Land Office
John Little
Jackson
Government “Land Office
John Odell
Silas Yonat
Odell
Moses “Aldridge
Max
Taken From the Files of 1926 Local Gossip Roundup
A jumble of social notes lists Dr. Foss Schenck visiting Mrs Amanda Snyder and visits by Mrs Fred Stephens in Dayton Ohio. Residents and travelers include Wm Lesh of Delphi, J H Lesh, Louis Mayne from Michigan State College on vacation, and many others from Camden and nearby towns. Several entries note students heading to St Louis and Terre Haute for study, weekend visits, and family gatherings. A Camden park on school grounds gains popularity. a funeral limousine is added by C E Baker. Mrs Thomas Martin and Mrs Ida Plank host a Lutheran Junior Bible class. a motor trip to Frankfort is logged amid routine local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss Schenck
Indianapolis
Amanda Snyder
Fred Stephens
Dayton
Ohio
Parks Grainger
Rockfield
Camden
Wm. Lesh
Delphi
J. H. Lesh
Louis Mayne
Michigan State College
Henry Cree
Harold
Jefferson Township
Will
C. E. Baker
E. J. Strader
Fred Stephena
Mildred Wyatt
St Louis
Washington University
Camden’s Park
J. W. Kinleigh
Detroit
Don McDonald
Earl Bucher
Huntington
Harold Baker
Howard Leslie
Max Brines
South Bend
Martha Mills
Kokomo
Martha Mille
Thelma Dillon
Terre Haute
State Normal School
Lucil Sanderson
C.E. Baker
Thomas Martin
Gass County Hospital
Paul Wire
Anderson
Roll McCain
Martha Wingard -McGain
Cathorna
Wingar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christaan Science
Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston, Massachusetts
Helen Raber
Mary Bohangon
Jimmie Fouts
Finis Fouts
Dosis Kesling
Buddie
Anni
Lawsance Hawthorne
Bob Museleman
Trenton, N. J
Mrs. H. Landis
Kenneth Bohannon
Tate
Methodistes
Solomon Wickard
W. E. Tesh
John Wickard
Chalmer Plank
Robert
Logansport
W. W. Snoeberger
Billy Gardner
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